In the wake of a destructive ice storm in Northern Michigan, community foundations from Alpena to Charlevoix are collecting donations to help local residents and businesses with immediate needs like food and shelter.
“It is humbling to be awarded the Kalkaska Business of the Year along with the Iott's and Jenkin's for doing what we do in our little part of the county,” members of the Cotton Family said in a statement.
“Every dollar raised by this campaign contributes to our mission to provide exceptional patient care for our community,” said Jeremiah J. Hodshire, president and chief executive officer of Hillsdale Hospital. “We are incredibly grateful to the donors who have helped us make a difference for our patients and staff.”
“Given Alison’s exceptional qualifications and deep experience, it was clear to us that she would be a perfect fit as the Foundation’s next President & CEO,” said Jerry Ring, board chair of the Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation.
The Northern Lakes Economic Alliance has unveiled a strategic plan to guide economic development and prosperity in four Northern Michigan counties.
The Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation has spearheaded a coalition of nonprofit organizations, businesses and governments to improve the quality of life in the region. The coalition's efforts include a Regional Community Scorecard to measure progress on economic, societal and environmental objectives.
East Tawas has joined Cruise the Great Lakes, an international cruise marketing program, with hopes of luring passengers to the Lake Huron community.
The Michigan Outdoor Innovation Fund's second round of investments support five innovative startups looking to change the way we enjoy the outdoors and more.
A sportsmen's club rebranding to Emmet Clay Sports reflects the primary passion of its members as well as a nod to its long history in Emmet County in Northern Michigan.
“As one of our highest attended annual events, the Pure Ludington New Year’s Eve Ball Drop is a favorite holiday tradition – and one of the biggest ball drops in West Michigan,” said Brandy Miller, executive director of the Ludington Area Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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